What is the capital of Canada?

Ottawa

Ottawa, the capital of Canada, is located at the border of southeastern Ontario and Quebec. The capital region (including Ottawa, Ontario, Hull, Quebec, and surrounding towns) has a population of more than 1.1 million (2005) and an area of ??4,662 square kilometers. The Ottawa River flows through the city from west to east, dividing the city from north to south. The residents in the south are descendants of British immigrants and speak English; the residents in the north are descendants of French immigrants and speak French. The Rideau River passes through the city from south to north and flows into the Ottawa River in the north of the city. Ottawa is Canada's fourth largest city and is a water, land and air transportation hub. It is rich in water resources and is dominated by light industry, including papermaking, wood processing, food, machinery manufacturing and other industries.